Today Gracie is running
Yes! It seems to be GREAT stuff! No side effects either. I'm thinking about trying the human version for myself!Samantha is being so sassy
I was hesitant to start Sam on it because it is made from milk and she is allergic to all dairy except eggs. I do think, at her age, the benefits outweigh the cons.Yes! It seems to be GREAT stuff! No side effects either.
Angela. where do you get it in Canada and does it replace other supplements.. doseage?? etcor in my case here it's Microlactin. Suggested by Susan Ivoryudx. Bought some at the local vitamin shop on Monday. Today Gracie is running, I can't believe what great stuff this is:new_smilie_colors1:
Nancy I'm giving it instead of the Recovery SA she was getting.Question... Those of you that are using it now, are you giving this in addition to joint supplements or as a replacement for them? Just placed an order.
Jen, I phoned all the Health food stores in Victoria. The Vitamin Shop stocks it, google it because they have an online service.Angela. where do you get it in Canada and does it replace other supplements.. doseage?? etc
Said in a very whiny voice... "Angela.. I can't find it.Can you send me a link? :idea:"Jen, I phoned all the Health food stores in Victoria. The Vitamin Shop stocks it, google it because they have an online service.
Yes, I'm using it to replace other joint supplements.
I am giving 1000 mgm twice a day.
If you go for the Duralactin you have to order from the States and I was concerned about having to pay duty.
This is exactly the same, but for people product.
Hmm...Donna..Lactose Free...Roger & Merlin both never did good on dairy. Maybe I should try what your trying. Can I have the link?I looked it up online and noticed that the Duralactin for dogs is much more expensive than the Microlactin (human version). Amazon has the most extensive supply of both from different stores.
There are also 500 mg vs 1000 mg tablets (in various forms, flavored or not). And there is one that's mixed with joint supplements for dogs.
I have a few here I'd like to try it on (the regular Duralactin), so I ordered the horse version(exactly the same stuff) of granules (in a 3.75lb bucket), which is the least expensive of all.
One of the links I was scrolling through on Amazon for the dog version had a weight/dose guide.
Oh, and when looking at the manufacturer's site I noticed that it's lactose free.